Falcon CXW3000Heavy-Duty IP PBXThe Falcon (CXW3000) is a heavy-duty PBX system featuring the Xorcom CompletePBX 5 operating systems, for mid-range & enterprise customers and high-density systems. Equipped with an Intel i3-14100T processor 12MB Cache running at 2.7...
RADIUS (Remote Authentication Dial-In User Service) authentication is relevant for enhancing security and centralized management of user credentials in VoIP systems like CPBX5.
In this release:
Newer asterisk version, cloud recording security update, added option for saving backups externally, as well as bug fixes.
Blue Steel XHeavy-Duty Performance & ReliabilityThe Blue Steel X PBX series is engineered to excel in demanding environments, seamlessly supporting a substantial number of users with a remarkable capacity for handling concurrent calls. This cutting-edge solution...
The Phonebook module in CPBX 5 allows you to manage phonebooks that can be retrieved by IP phones. Additionally, you can create custom phonebooks by importing CSV files tailored to specific phone brands.
Earlier this year, NEC has announced the end of life (EOL) for their on-premise PBX systems, including models like the UNIVERGE SV8100, SV8300, and SV9100. These systems have been widely used in various industries, including hospitality, but their lifecycle is coming to an end.
In this release
User interface enhancements, Debian 12 images for new devices and XRR, new methods on API, and multiple bug fixes.
Added support for programmable keys in IP phone provisioning, users can now be forced to change their password, as well as security and bug fixes.
IP phone provisioning: new phones supported, new export, duplicate and import added for templates. Paging module now supports more extensions, multicast and passwords. DND recorded to CDR and more.
In this release: Improved hospitality support, call center reporting, IP phone provisioning usability, security, APIs and Rapid Recovery backup and restore features, as well as bug fixes.
In this release:
Newer asterisk version, cloud recording security update, added option for saving backups externally, as well as bug fixes.
Earlier this year, NEC has announced the end of life (EOL) for their on-premise PBX systems, including models like the UNIVERGE SV8100, SV8300, and SV9100. These systems have been widely used in various industries, including hospitality, but their lifecycle is coming to an end.
In this release
User interface enhancements, Debian 12 images for new devices and XRR, new methods on API, and multiple bug fixes.
